Latin | English |
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cumi [undeclined] verb | Aramaicverb ariseverb Mark 5:41verb |
cuminatus [cuminata, cuminatum] adjective | seasoned / mixed with cuminadjective |
cuminum [cumini] (2nd) N noun | cumin (plant / seed)noun spice / drugnoun |
cumininus [cuminina, cumininum] adjective | of cuminadjective oiladjective |
cummagis adverb | more particularlyadverb |
cummaxime adverb | at the / this / that very momentadverb most particularlyadverb |
cummi [undeclined] noun N | |
cumminosus [cumminosa, cumminosum] adjective | gummy, full of gumadjective |
cummis [cummis] (3rd) F noun | |
cummitio [cummitionis] (3rd) F noun | |
cumprime adverb | especially, particularlyadverb |
cumprimis adverb | chiefly, pre-eminently, in the highest degreeadverb cum primisadverb first of alladverb |
cumquam conjunction | everconjunction |
cumque adverb | -ever, -soeveradverb appended to give generalized / indefinite forceadverb at any timeadverb |
cumulo [cumulare, cumulavi, cumulatus] (1st) TRANS verb | (PASS) be made / composed ofverb cumuloverb heap / pile up / high, gather into a pile / heapverb load / fill fullverb |
cumulatus [cumulata -um, cumulatior -or -us, cumulatissimus -a -um] adjective | full [fuller, fullest]adjective great / abundant / vastadjective heaped (up), abounding inadjective increased / augmented (L+S)adjective |
cumulate [cumulatius, cumulatissime] adverb | abundantly, copiously, liberallyadverb in rich abundanceadverb |
cumulatim adverb | abundantly, in abundance, copiously, liberallyadverb in heaps (L+S)adverb |
cumulatio [cumulationis] (3rd) F noun | accumulation [accumulations]noun |
cumulativus [cumulativa, cumulativum] adjective | accruingadjective cumulativeadjective |